Kenneth Lerman wrote: >I've put some screen shots of this work in progress on my web site. See: >http://www.se-ltd.com/~lerman/gallery/G-Wiz > >Note that the name comes from "G(code)Wiz(ard)" and is (of course), subject >to change. > >It is being developed using Qt (which is free -- in the free software sense) >on the PC. I'm using the PC for convenience. I will port it over the Linux >when it gets closer to release. > >So far, I've built the screens for two wizards; the hole circle wizard and >the circular pocket wizard. The code for wizards will be implemented as >gcode subroutines. Each selectable field in a wizard screen corresponds to >an argument passed to the subroutine. The screens themselves are .png files. > >G-Wiz scans a directory tree looking for wizards and populates the tree list >on the left size with the wizards that it finds. Users will be able to add >their own wizards by creating a png file, a config file, a gcode file, and a >description file. > >Suggestions, hints, questions, etc are solicited. Since I am not a >machinist, I can certainly use some gode routines to wizardize. > > Looks very cool! You might finally get me to give up my own text-based conversational programming codes, which are pretty rough.
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